Category: Medical Research
People More Likely To Become Friends With Those Who Smell Like Them
We often hear how social bonding develops between people almost instantly when they meet. Now, researchers have found that having a similar smell seems to play a role in …
Waking Up at Night Could Be a Sign of Fatty Liver Disease—And Stress May Be Involved, Study Finds
Key Takeaways: MASLD patients wake more frequently and stay awake longer at night Poor sleep may signal or worsen liver dysfunction More research is needed on sleep-focused MASLD treatment …
New Study Reveals Who Fakes Orgasms and Why Many Women Choose to Stop
Sexual pleasure is different for different people and can be affected by many factors like emotions, mental state, weather, environment, how the act is done, and so many other …
Pregnancy Alters T Cells in Women with Multiple Sclerosis: A New Study Reveals
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most prevalent demyelinating disease of young adults accounting for 2.9 million diagnoses worldwide. This illness results in damage to the insulating layers protecting the …
University of Turku: Stress Experienced by Fathers in Their Childhood Can Affect Their Newborn Children
Research has already shown that the mother’s anxiety during pregnancy increases the baby’s stress level. However, a newer study suggests that stress experienced by the father in his childhood …
Study Shows Marijuana Use Linked to Lower Obesity Rates, But More Research Needed to Confirm Weight-Loss Benefits
As marijuana use becomes common in many states in the US, researchers are looking into its effects on health factors such as weight and obesity. A recent study (2016–2022) …Short People Are More Prone to Paranoia According to Study
Short stature results from conditions that impair normal growth and development of the bone. Regardless of the cause, short stature comes with grave consequences other than the limitations in …